• Hey Folks
    I’ve been using WordPress for about a year, but I am new to the forums. I have this complex with asking people for help… I’m working on it. =D

    Anyway, my WordPress website is split in half. I switched themes and I had the same problem with another theme too. I tried on a different browser and a different computer and got the same results.

    http://www.stevenmoney.com

    Oddly enough, I tried it on a NON-WIDESCREEN monitor and it looked fine. I zoomed out of the webpage and it still did not distort.

    It seems the problem is only on widescreen monitors.

    The website is hosted on DreamHost.com along with 10 other WordPress sites. I have never seen this problem.

    Any help?

    Thanks all!

    I am looking forward to being more active on the forums as Internet Marketing and Web Design has recently become my full time profession.

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  • $10 says it’s in your CSS!

    Thread Starter Sukovich

    (@sukovich)

    If you wanna claim that 10 bones, then help me pinpoint the error! =D I got the style sheet open. What ya think? I’m not much of a programmer.

    padding:25px 50px 75px 100px;
    top padding is 25px
    right padding is 50px
    bottom padding is 75px
    left padding is 100px

    In your style.css file, there’s
    #header {height:156px; clear:both; padding:70px 49px 0 49px;
    and then
    #page-nav {height:25px; font-family:verdana, arial, helvetica; font-size:10px; font-weight:bold; padding:0 0 0 0;}

    If I’m lucky, changing the fourth one for one of those and then the other may help you find out what’s what? I’m not a huge CSS pro either, so this is my guessing too.

    Thread Starter Sukovich

    (@sukovich)

    Let me start by saying this…

    I have no idea what you’re trying to say.

    But, I will say this. If the problem is in my style sheet, then why would multiple themes have the same problem?

    Don’t they load different ones?

    I was encouraging you to play with the padding values to see if that indeed was the cause.

    But you’re right – different themes might use different css files. It’s not hard to check – just look at the page source and see what’s referenced! Once you find the common element(s) that should help.

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